"unique vocabulary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of words that have a particular meaning or usage that is not commonly shared with other words. For example, "The author's use of unique vocabulary made the story more interesting."
Hoping for a renaissance, we've dredged out a filthy old calculator and provided some reminders of this language's unique vocabulary.
What the appearance of this term reveals is that in the view of some observers, Enron's collapse has begun to generate enough unique vocabulary to warrant a cover term ending in -ese".
And those whose licentiate or doctoral thesis dealt with a theme that was in any way related to subjects like marriage, the family, or sexuality, were invariably confronted with his critical analysis and unique vocabulary.
The London-based Arabic daily al Sharqal-Awsat even devoted an article to exploring the linguistic and cultural roots of his unique vocabulary.Mr Sahaf's apotheosis came on Monday April 7th.
It's a complex process involving many disciplines, each with their own unique vocabulary making the process nearly impossible to master.
"What we had to build for this is understanding what are the topics in a company, what's the unique vocabulary people use in an org to discuss work.
Instead, he developed his own unique graphic vocabulary.
"In short, Armstrong's close, careful readings of James, Conrad, and Ford incorporate philosophical aesthetics into a unique interpretive vocabulary.
I recognized what I always look for in a true artist's work, which is quality of technique, of ideas -- and a unique, personal vocabulary of form".
In Calatrava's case, the result has been a unique architectural vocabulary that can only be described in terms of natural forms such as leaves, trees, animal skeletons, and birds.
Early on, the men asked Mr. Izhaki about performing, but he told them to wait, working instead on eliciting a unique movement vocabulary from them in classes and workshops.
